... NORTHALLERTON AGRICULTURALI I.MEETING. I The annual exhibition before the members and friends of the Northallerton Agricultural Society took place at Northallerton, on the 30th ult. This show was de- clared by the judges, and agreed by all, to be the best provincial show that had besn witnessed in Yorkshire this year. The weather was beautifully fine for the occasion, and the attendance of ...

... AND H ASU'FIADING TEMBU. HULL, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1843. IE -1W IA HAA r -0 - 1- -- It and been received with a degree of cordiality, and ui.of splendour, befitting all concerned. The Queen ns. and her Royal Consort arrived off Treporton Satur- day evening, and were waited upon ere they quitted 3h, Royal Yacht by his Majesty Louis PHILIPPE, ry who conveyed them ashore in his own barge; and ...

... whar The London Standard published the other day, a- i the fron a correspondent, a most flaming eulogium on Lord Icht. Brougham, representing his fitful Lordship as a paragon )a of of patriotism, talent, and consistency, and abusing the ith Whigs as all that is vile, treacherous, and ungrateful. , her A hot dispute has arisen, touching the authorship of this the eulogiuthe he Morning Chronicle ...

... MIMROK OF THE -QUEW- STEA-MPACKFT, . 'to conrij0nicxte the intelligence of een steam-packet.while on her out- m ,XristQl~to Pbliv ..Thfl ?? We ,risloSt: anu Njhigjtiozm s Jov 4ieptuo., :S~ewvaof~btWftje4Oai M-r- - Rve :, .- ?? hav s' , ?,8Ei;-Myaelf, Mr. Eeevea, s'A~sr. Roiwlee, have saved .rjothlng bat what ~ep tand In.s>, , , .. ?? ing ita then bee adv bel, de; ...

... STATIONS OF THE BRITISH ARMY, On tbh let September, 18a 3 (Frrom ?? Sresrvce Journal.) Iweo w plces are mentioned, the last named is that in re. whilh the depft of the ?? tatlonod.J as ?? Guards, Windsor. 41sti rot Canterbur'y., itor 2d1, Regent's Park. 42d, Malt. Is~le of Wih.-Re. rots Royal Horse Guards. Hyde Park nerve bait. Malta. ~or, IstDrag. Guards, Canterbury. 43d, Canada, Galway. an- ...

... .. juvrplrtvam IN.rdLuv6., Liverpool mow. reqlalfres~owitg to the, crowded state (if the p streets, the adoption tof thw, London, or commein-senso Plan Of walking along, mntamely -that each person should keep to the ayv right-hand half of ?? he0 isupen.11- /orJii An astrolonalcoal cor~respondent Infoemi(its, that Siince the IlSt man ef S~eptember'there baa been a great Increase of shooting ...

... EU (NORMANDY), WEDNESDAY, [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDUNT.] It was the intention of the Queen to receive the King and Queen of the French and the Royal family to-day, on board the Victoria and Albert yacht; but the weather and the state of the tide again prevented the party from completing their intentions, and the plans for the day were changed, at a late hour, to another deuener in the forest. ...

... 33 *1 Those gardens have during the past week'been the scene , 'of ai series of entertainments of a very diversified character, 2 ?ia d it' ii 'no 'small tribute of praise to tie committee of 4t management that they have succeeded, through an entire Pi, 4week, and notwithstanding many rival attractions, in pro. Ml sevngte ners of the garden unabated. The Celtic I 0 Performers, who appeared in ...

... NEWCASTLE, SEPT. & 1 Advices from Madrid are of the 29th ult At that period the capital was much disturbed, as appears' bythefollowing extraots- E Corresponsal of the 29th ult. states that' some groups were formed in the streets of Madrid at ant advanced hour of the previous night. The Captain.l General having been informed of this fact mounted his horse, and the garrison assumed a most ...

... - miudimir a pbderbxtftfwai INDIEILS.C 'The rn sall ?? jiledway, Captain M'Dmwa% a,ir to] tie ?? Stinday lat. bringing thle Veat Indirm and ; jfexkafl magils. upwards of twentY Passeaengre andiabout V7f0tJ dollars. 1155 srolsoe ohoaad1 voe.Cruz. tineed, freigt.-I Til dales are-TsarPlcO. 191h July; Vr rs ~Aeit ~ .jadjaica. 1tb; Habaoe.9 ilseanna, 10th; Nasssr R9111; Pt% ~8t Thomas, l4th; ...

... T CIbTiMP ORAR? P4uS- MORNING POST-The Prime 'M.lstar of 6reat Britain is not the first gteat man who has bitter' ieason to D cry mercy from his friends. Our sincere tespect for Sir i Robert Peol makes us wish him the able and effective advo- t cacy whereof he stands in need, and we very anxiously hope that it may be of a different quality from that which is pa- raded in the new number of the ...

... LONDONM SEPTEMBER 6. | Fo- the Gaxette of Friday, September 2. BANxiirui.-George Parsons, Long Sutton, Lincoln- shire, surgeon. Joseph John Monk Mason Scott, Li- verpool, corn and flour merohant. Joseph Barrow Monteflore, Nicholas-lane, merchant. Thomas Hitch- cock, Arlewas, Staffordshire, worsted-manufacturer. John Allen, Alfreton, Derby, innkeeper and farmer. John Elliott, Chiohester, ...